You'll Think Of Me
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You'll Think Of Me
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You have her now she's your life you're saying how she'll be your wife
And I wish I could be happy for you
But you see my friend I've been there too that's one more thing that'll bother you
When she treats you like she's treated me you'll think of me
When the new wears off and the glamor's gone
But the ties that bind keep holding on and they're strong
You'll think of me being with her like I thought of her being with them
And you and God knows who
You're happy now but wake and see when she treats you like she's treated me
As you wake to see who the next will be you'll think of me
As you wake to see who the next will be you'll think of me
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